US Iran War: The ongoing war between America and Iran is at a dangerous point. Iran shot down two US fighter planes (F-15 and A-10) in two separate incidents on Friday (April 3). One American pilot has been rescued, while the other pilot is reported missing. Meanwhile, an emotional post of an American mother asking for the safety of her son has come into discussion on social media. The reply given by Iran on this is also going viral.
Mother made an emotional post for the safety of her pilot son
In the post, the American woman was seen appealing for the safety of her son. He wrote, “Please, pray for the safety of those two F-15 pilots tonight. One of my sons is a fighter pilot, and I have not heard from him or his unit yet. My heart is heavy with worry. Please, pray for all the pilots and their families.”
The Iranian Embassy in Pakistan and South Africa responded to this post of the American woman. “Rest assured, your son is in greater danger with Donald Trump than in Iran’s custody,” the Iranian Embassy in Islamabad wrote.
Let us pray that instead of American rescue teams finding him, Iran keeps him in its custody.
The embassy also said that as Muslims and civilized Iranians, we know how to treat detainees with dignity and respect.
‘We don’t live in the Stone Age like America’
Meanwhile, the Iranian Embassy in South Africa responded to the woman’s post, saying, “Long before the so-called ‘useless’ humanitarian laws were written, the rights of prisoners of war (POWs) were defined in Iran. We do not treat POWs the way your barbaric allies, the Zionists, do. We have an Iranian civilization. We do not live in the Stone Age like America.”
Let us tell you that this is the first time after the 2003 Iraq war that an American fighter jet has been shot down in a war. The war between America, Israel and Iran continues since February 28. There is no sign of the war ending. Iran is not only facing the attacks of America and Israel strongly, but is also retaliating strongly. Iran has made its intentions clear not to bow down in war.